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Add a border to an image A frame in any colour and width. →Bitrate from file size calculator The bitrate that fits a duration into a target file size. →Discord banner size 960 × 540 for a server, 680 × 240 for a profile. →DPI calculator Print size from pixels, or the pixels a print size needs. →DPI checker What DPI is this image, and how big will it print? →DPI converter Change what an image claims, without touching a pixel. →EXIF viewer What your photo is telling everyone. →Facebook cover photo size 851 × 315 on desktop, but mobile crops the sides hard. →Facebook event cover size 1920 × 1005, cropped differently on mobile. →Facebook post size 1200 × 630 for a link, 1080 × 1350 for a photo. →Facebook profile picture size 320 × 320 upload, shown as a circle. →File size from bitrate calculator How big a file a bitrate and duration produce. →Flip an image Mirror it horizontally or vertically. →Frame rate calculator Frames to duration and timecode, at any frame rate. →HEIC to JPG iPhone photos into something everything can open. →Image compressor Shrink any number of images at once, without uploading them. →Crop an image Trim the edges, or crop to a ratio. →Image resizer Resize a batch and see what it saved. →Image size checker Dimensions, ratio and weight, without uploading it. →Instagram carousel size Pick one ratio, every slide has to match. →Instagram feed preview How it sits on your grid, cropped to square. →Instagram image resizer Crop to any Instagram placement, download the set. →Instagram mockup Your image in the post frame, before you commit. →Instagram post preview Caption fold at 125 characters. →Instagram post size Portrait, square and landscape, and which one to use. →Instagram profile picture size 320 × 320, shown as a small circle. →Instagram Reel size 1080 × 1920, and the cover is cropped twice. →Instagram story size 1080 × 1920, with the top and bottom covered by the interface. →JPG compressor Re-encode JPEGs at a lower quality, as many as you like. →JPG to PNG When you need a PNG and only have a JPG. →JPG to WebP Same photo, roughly a third of the bytes. →LinkedIn banner size 1584 × 396, with your photo over the lower left. →LinkedIn post image size 1200 × 627 for a link, 1200 × 1500 for a photo. →Round the corners of an image Rounded corners, or a full circle. →Pinterest board cover size 600 × 600, cropped from whatever you pick. →Pinterest pin size 1000 × 1500, a 2:3 vertical. →Pixel density calculator Density, dot pitch and whether the pixels are visible. →PNG compressor Shrink PNGs in bulk, and know when a JPEG would be smaller. →PNG to JPG converter Shrink a screenshot from megabytes to kilobytes. →PNG to WebP Keep the transparency, lose most of the bytes. →Podcast cover art size 3000 × 3000, judged at 55 pixels. →PPI calculator Pixel density from resolution and screen diagonal. →Profile picture maker One image, cropped to a circle at every platform size. →Recording time calculator How long a memory card holds at a given bitrate. →Reddit banner size 1920 × 384, cropped hard on mobile. →Resolution calculator Aspect ratio, megapixels, and the missing dimension. →Rotate an image Ninety degrees, or any angle you like. →Screen dimensions calculator Physical panel dimensions in centimetres and inches. →Screen size calculator Width, height and area from a diagonal and aspect ratio. →Social media image resizer Every platform’s size, as a preset. →Social media image sizes Every placement, one upload, one ZIP. →Social media mockup generator One image, checked in a post frame. →Spotify canvas size 1080 × 1920 vertical loop, 3 to 8 seconds. →Square image converter Any photo, cropped square at the size you need. →TikTok profile picture size 200 × 200 minimum, seen much smaller. →TikTok video size 1080 × 1920, with a lot of it covered. →Twitch banner size 1200 × 480 profile banner, 1920 × 480 video banner. →Twitch panel size 320 × 300, stacked in a column. →X / Twitter header size 1500 × 500, with your avatar over the lower left. →X / Twitter post image size 1600 × 900 shows uncropped in the timeline. →Video bitrate calculator Bitrate for a resolution and frame rate, and the file it makes. →WebP compressor Compress to WebP in bulk — usually the smallest option. →WebP to JPG converter WebP into the format every program on earth opens. →WebP to PNG Get a lossless PNG out of a WebP, transparency intact. →WhatsApp status size 1080 × 1920, with the caption over the bottom. →YouTube banner size 2560 × 1440, with only the middle 1546 × 423 safe. →YouTube thumbnail preview At the size viewers actually see it. →YouTube thumbnail size 1280 × 720, under 2 MB, legible at 120 pixels wide. →
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